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प्रश्न
What was the truth about the crumpled piece of paper?
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उत्तर
Judge Weston himself had written “Remember Caesar” to remind himself about the appointment on 15th March with that gardener.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
What is the importance of Aksionov’s wife’s dream?
What were the circumstances that led to Aksionov’s imprisonment?
Did Makar feel guilty when he heard Aksionov’s story?
What made Aksionov think that Makar was the real murderer?
What impact did the book “The Lives of Saints” have on Aksionov?
Describe the pathetic condition of Pi in the middle of the ocean.
Why was Pi not afraid of the hyena?
Why did Pi want to tame Parker?
How did the presence of Richard Parker help Pi?
What made Martha withdraw her money from the bank?
When would Baldwin part company with Gresham?
What does John consider ‘a technicality’?
How much did Gresham offer to pay Baldwin for saving his skin and how did he justify that?
What was Ausable waiting for?
Sketch the character of Ausable.
Given below are pictures of fictitious detective characters in English & Tamil short stories. Match them with the authors who created them.
Who is Margot? How is she different from the rest of the children?
What does Margot like the most - the sun or the rain?
Why did the children lock Margot in a closet?
Margot could recall what the sun looked like while the other children could not. Why?
What happens to Margot while the teacher is out of the classroom?
Based on your understanding of the story, complete the story map.
Now read the sentence below. Complete them appropriately with the word you identified from the grid.
William and other children have bullied her and ______her in a closet.
Now read the sentence below. Complete them appropriately with the word you identified from the grid.
The children are _______ of Margot and ______the door and let her out.
How did Lord Weston describe himself?
Who reminded Lord Weston about Mr. Caesar?
Based on your understanding of the play, complete the Graphic Organiser (GO) suitably.
